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Senior Customer Success Manager

Bobyard·📍 San Francisco, California, United States

Employment

FULL TIME

Work mode

On-site

Experience

SENIOR LEVEL

Salary

$120K – $140K/yr

Pay vs market · Bottom quarter

This job's pay ($130,000 a year at the midpoint) is higher than about 25% of 50 salary-listed Customer Success Manager jobs in San Francisco in the last 12 months; their median is $156,250.

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Role overview

Job description

Position Overview Your top priority is making sure our largest and most complex customers achieve the outcomes they came to us for, and helping shape how Bobyard does customer success as we scale. To do that, you will: Own a book of strategic accounts end to end, from defining success criteria and leading onboarding through renewal and expansion Build executive-level relationships and drive measurable ROI that turns customers into long-term partners Own retention and expansion targets, identifying and closing upsell opportunities alongside sales Be the voice of the customer internally: synthesize feedback into clear priorities for product and engineering, and lead beta programs and launch validation Design and scale CS playbooks, health scoring, onboarding frameworks, and support workflows the rest of the team will run on Source and drive testimonials, case studies, and references from your accounts Mentor newer CSMs and help set the bar for the function Desired Attributes 5+ years in customer success, account management, or implementation at a B2B SaaS company, ideally with technical or vertical software Proven track record owning renewals and expansion revenue Kind, humble, relentless, focused Technically fluent, able to teach a technical product and troubleshoot alongside customers Quick to learn product and industry context; construction, AEC, or estimating experience is a strong plus Confident presenting to customer executives and internal leadership (business cases, QBRs, renewal strategy) Has built CS processes from scratch before and knows what breaks at scale Strategic and creative, able to zoom out and rethink how we approach problems Bonus: experience with Zapier, CRM automations, or agents in a CS/support function A note on pace We ship weekly, and priorities move as we learn from customers. Requirements are often incomplete when work starts, and you'll be expected to shape them. If that pace excites you, you'll fit in well. Benefits Competitive salary plus equity options Health, dental, and vision coverage Catered lunch in the office $70 a month toward your commute Team happy hours and events Build a category-defining company with a small, driven team Come build with us!

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About this listing

  • Source: Bobyard's official careers site · still listed there on 11 Nov 2026
  • Posted 3 Mar 2026

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Role market pulse

How Customer Success Manager demand looks in United States

72/100 · rising

Live jobs

371

Posted 30d

328

30d movement

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40.7%

Salary listed

84.1%

Salary trend 1Y

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What they are looking for

Skills & requirements

Department · Post Sales

Hiring company

Bobyard

Construction

Construction takeoff software for trade contractors. Bobyard’s AI reads drawings and aerial imagery, you review every quantity, and it rolls into an estimate.

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